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and done nothing? do you think the education secretary has done an effing good job? she and the prime minister are under siege over crumbling schools. rishi sunak says it s wrong to blame him for the school concrete crisis. gillian keegan appeared to suggest people should be thanking the government for the way it s handled the school safety row. just how damaging is this for the government? and what about the thousands of kids caught up in this? we ll talk to the woman who represents school governors across england and a man who used to be senior policy advisor to michael gove when he was education secretary. also tonight. as labour leader sir keir starmer reshuffles his top team, what does it tell us about the direction of the party ahead of the general election? london mayor sadiq khan introduces another big policy which rolls out fully tomorrow free school lunches for all children at state primary schools another policy labour won t adopt nationally if it wins the next ....
welcome to the daily global bringing you the top stories from around the world. we begin with the situation in the disputed region for the number of ethnic armenians leaving the territory is rising and more than 28,000 people, 20% of the regions population have now crossed into armenia. america s top eight official since their testimonies are harrowing. cement the calls for international access to the area and speaking of the armenian border, is it injured people still and nagorno karabakh need help. the us will get nearly $12 million step of with refugees in armenia possible to stop him entering officials say they fear ethnic cleansing by the new azerbaijan controlled forces of the red cross says after a deadly explosion on monday night, at least 20 people died. armenian separatists say of the 300 people are in hospital and samantha said this today. it hospital and samantha said this toda . , . , , hospital and samantha said this toda. today. it is absolutely critica ....
themselves at home on the course with the traditional photocall. hello and welcome to the bbc news at one. water companies in england and wales have been ordered to repay customers a total of £114 million, after failing to meet key targets. the industry s regulator, ofwat, said that firms aren t performing well enough on issues including leaks and reducing pollution. the money will be returned by reducing household bills. our environment correspondent jonah fisher has the details. this is the water companies end of year report, written by regulator ofwat. it assesses their performance against a number of indicators such as plugging leaks, the quality of the water supply and whether they have managed to reduce the number of pollution incidents. for most of the 17 companies, it s not pleasant reading. there is no top of the class this year, with none getting the highest score. ten were rated as average, and seven told they are lagging behind. poor performance comes with ....
in that speech in washington today suella braverman said the way asylum seekers shop around , her words, for a preferred destination is absurd and unsustainable. she has called for an overhaul of the un convention. we will get reaction tonight from the united states and a legal expert here in the uk. there is another refugee crisis developing in armenia. tens of thousands on the road, fleeing nagorno karabach, where azeri troops have taken control. and new evidence in the murder of a sikh separatist, that canada has blamed on india. a video that captured the events, shows a much more complex operation than authorities had previously thought. good evening. in the last ten days 11,000 migrants have arrived on the small italian island of lampedusa. 0n the southern border of the united states 9000 are crossing every day. the united states immigration courts currently have a backlog of 2.6 million cases, of which 1.2 million were added since october. and far behind the numbers i ....
of nagorno karabakh. armenian separatist officials say almost 300 people have been admitted to hospitals, with dozens in a critical condition. the blast, the cause of which is not known, came as thousands of ethnic armenians flee the contested enclave after it was seized by azerbaijan last week. armenia says more than 13,000 people, 19,000. or about 15% of the territory s population, have crossed the border, fearing persecution and ethnic cleansing. envoys from armenia and azerbaijan are in brussels for eu backed talks. it s the first such meeting between the countries since azerbaijan seized the enclave. nagorno karabakh is at the heart of one of the world s longest running territorial and ethnic conflicts. it s recognised internationally as part of azerbaijan, but has been controlled by ethnic armenians for three decades. the head of the us agency for international development said the us would provide $11.5 million in humanitarian assistance and called for the inte ....